Helical (sp?) questions
02-03-2006, 10:17 AM
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RE: Helical (sp?) questions
How much helical if at all are on your arrows now? A helical fletch vanes/feathers will certainly cause your arrow to spin quicker out of the bow which in turn will give you better broadhead accuracy.
Having too much helical is only hampered by fletch clearance to your rest. More important for accuracy is having your bow tuned and having matched arrows for your bow setup.. including tuned arrows to eliminate broadhead wobble....straight fletch and more so offset fletch will work great out of a tuned/matched bow and having helical can only improve that...
Having too much helical is only hampered by fletch clearance to your rest. More important for accuracy is having your bow tuned and having matched arrows for your bow setup.. including tuned arrows to eliminate broadhead wobble....straight fletch and more so offset fletch will work great out of a tuned/matched bow and having helical can only improve that...
02-03-2006, 01:31 PM
#3
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Cheyoming
Posts: 870
RE: Helical (sp?) questions
Whatever comes with the Easton Axis. I use a whisker bisquit so I don't think there would be a clearance problem.
I have some arrows that need refletched and was thinking about trying more helical. I don't do this, I would take them to the shop.
I'm quite certain the bow is properly tuned. Between my skills, and the skills of the bow guru at the pro shop. What the hell, worth the try.
I have some arrows that need refletched and was thinking about trying more helical. I don't do this, I would take them to the shop.
I'm quite certain the bow is properly tuned. Between my skills, and the skills of the bow guru at the pro shop. What the hell, worth the try.
